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A student writes very slowly, with uneven letters and poor spelling despite good verbal answers. This may suggest:

ADyslexia

BDysgraphia

CADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)

DAuditory Processing Disorder

Answer:

B. Dysgraphia

Read Explanation:

  • Dysgraphia is evident when writing ability is much weaker than oral performance.

  • Dyslexia mainly affects reading, not handwriting.

  • Dyscalculia affects math, and ADHD affects attention.


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